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Which of the following is the most appropriate response to the distressed relative?
Which of the following is the most appropriate response to the distressed relative?
- 'I understand how you feel. Let me listen to your concerns and see if we can resolve the issue together.' (correct)
- 'I'm not the right person to talk to. You should speak to the ward manager.'
- 'I'm sure the nurses are doing their best. There's no need to make a complaint.'
- 'I'm sorry you feel that way. But making a complaint won't change anything.'
What is the best way to handle the situation with the distressed relative?
What is the best way to handle the situation with the distressed relative?
- Dismiss their concerns and advise them not to complain.
- Tell them that you are too busy to talk and ask them to come back later.
- Tell them that their relative is receiving the best care possible.
- Listen to their concerns attentively and offer to help resolve the issue. (correct)
What should you do if the distressed relative insists on making a formal complaint?
What should you do if the distressed relative insists on making a formal complaint?
- Agree with them and encourage them to make the complaint.
- Ignore their request and hope that they change their mind.
- Tell them that it is not necessary and try to persuade them to change their mind.
- Explain the complaints procedure and offer to assist them in making the complaint. (correct)
